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EASTMAN OPERA THEATRE
OUR VOICES
Wednesday, December 16, 2020 — 7:30 PM
THE GREATEST LIBERTY
with selected arias by Anthony Davis
Thursday, December 17, 2020 — 7:30 PM
HEART MELODIES
music by Ricky Ian Gordon
Friday, December 18, 2020 — 7:30 PM
I SHALL NOT LIVE IN VAIN
music of Lori Laitman
Saturday, December 19, 2020 — 2:00 PM
THIS WORLD WITHIN ME
with selections from Song from the Uproar by Missy Mazzoli
Saturday, December 19, 2020 — 7:30 PM
THE JOURNEY TOWARDS FREEDOM
with selected songs and arias by Ben Moore
Sunday, December 20, 2020 — 2:00 PM
THE JOURNEY TO HERE
with songs by Errollyn WallenARTISTIC TEAM
Artistic Director Music Director
Steven Daigle Timothy Long
Associate Artistic Director Assistant Music Director
Stephen Carr Wilson Southerland
Instructor of Opera Candidate for M.M. Opera Stage Directing
Lindsay Warren Baker Madeleine Snow
Graduate Assistant Collaborative Pianists
Rebecca Golub
Jenny Kirby
Ava Linvog
Evan Ritter
PRODUCTION TEAM
Production Designers Costume Designer Lighting Designer
Daniel Hobbs Carly Holzwarth Nic Minetor
Charles Murdock Lucas*
Technical Director Sound Designer Production Stage Manager
Mark Houser Rich Wattie Josh Lau
Scenic Construction & Artists** Costumes & Wardrobe
Ramon Rivera Claudette Hercules
Jose Maisonet Leah Camilleri
Nicole LaClair
MaryPat Frohm
Mountain House Media, Film Editors
Andrew Sevigny
Jeremiah Gryczka
Nate Bellavia
Matt Lombardo
* United Scenic Artists, Local USA 829 of the IATSE is the union representing
Scenic, Costume, Lighting, Sound, and Projection designers in Live
Performance
** Additional Stage Hands provided by IATSE Local-25CONCEPT OF OUR VOICES Eastman Opera Theatre has responded to the challenges of social distancing by focusing on the creative process through intimate, one-on- one musical collaborations with prominent composers for the voice and lyric stage. These composers are Anthony Davis, Ricky Ian Gordon, Lori Laitman, Missy Mazzoli, Ben Moore, and Errollyn Wallen. They have each curated a program of their vocal music, joined in group discussions, and guided the process up to our November recordings in Kilbourn Hall. We are sincerely appreciative and grateful for their collaboration with EOT. This “innovative study” has taken the singer and pianist on a full creative, collaborative journey with a composer, vocal coach, director, and design team. From the beginning of the design process, the student performers were part of the scenic production design process and worked side-by-side to create a conceptual storyline told through text, song, staging, costume, lighting, and visual projections. Unlike a traditional narrative opera, this project offered the collaborative team more interpretative exploration. This individually tailored exploration of the full creative process has provided an invaluable training opportunity for the singing-actor as well as all the artists working on this production. A SPECIAL THANK YOU TO OUR COLLABORATIVE PIANISTS In the planning of our 2020 – 2021 season, Eastman Opera Theatre charted unknown territory as we worked on planning and developing a program suitable for the vocal students and adaptable for an uncertain performance medium. Our Graduate Assistant pianists, Rebecca Golub, Jenny Kirby, Ava Linvog, and Evan Ritter, were assigned a wide-ranging repertoire to play between six programs among thirty singers. They recorded their piano tracks prior to filming the singer, who sang along to their pianists’ playback through speakers in Kilbourn Hall. EOT would like to especially thank and acknowledge the herculean effort by Rebecca, Jenny, Ava, and Evan, and we are indebted to their patience.
THE GREATEST LIBERTY Wednesday, December 16
A NTHONY D AVIS 7:30 PM
Director
Stephen Carr
Production Designer Costume Designer Lighting Designer
Charles Murdock Lucas Carly Holzwarth Nic Minetor
The Greatest Liberty from Amistad libretto by Thulani Davis
Peter Schoellkopff, bass
Evan Ritter, piano
These Aren’t Mere Arms from Lilith libretto by Allan Havis
Alexandria McNeely, soprano
Evan Ritter, piano
The Moonlight Died from Amistad libretto by Thulani Davis
Bergsvein Toverud, tenor
Evan Ritter, piano
Once Upon A Time from Tania libretto by Michael John LaChiusa
Alexandra Rose Hotz, soprano
Evan Ritter, piano
They Stole From Me libretto by Richard Wesley
from The Central Park Five
Travon Walker, tenor
Rebecca Golub, piano
They Come As if From the Heavens libretto by Thulani Davis
from Amistad
Gia Pappas, soprano
Rebecca Golub, pianoHEART MELODIES Thursday, December 17
R ICKY I AN G ORDON 7:30 PM
Director
Madeleine Snow
Production Designer Costume Designer Lighting Designer
Charles Murdock Lucas Carly Holzwarth Nic Minetor
My People text by Langston Hughes
Jazmine Saunders, soprano
Ava Linvog, piano
Angel Wings text by Langston Hughes
Ella Torres, soprano
Evan Ritter, piano
Kid in the Park text by Langston Hughes
Anneliese Wolfanger, soprano
Ava Linvog, piano
Dream Variations text by Langston Hughes
Jazmine Saunders, soprano
Ava Linvog, piano
Strange Hurt text by Langston Hughes
Ella Torres, soprano
Evan Ritter, piano
I’m Open All Night text by James Agee
Chloe Lee, soprano
Evan Ritter, piano
Poor Girl’s Ruination/The Dream Keeper text by Langston Hughes
Anneliese Wolfanger, soprano
Ava Linvog, piano
Border Line text by Langston Hughes
Ella Torres, soprano
Evan Ritter, piano
Will There Really Be a Morning? text by Emily Dickinson
Jazmine Saunders, soprano
Ava Linvog, piano
Finding Home from Dream True lyrics by Tina Landau
Chloe Lee, soprano
Evan Ritter, pianoI SHALL NOT LIVE IN VAIN Friday, December 18
L ORI L AITMAN 7:30 PM
Director
Steven Daigle
Production Designer Costume Designer Lighting Designer
Daniel Hobbs Carly Holzwarth Nic Minetor
I Was Reading a Scientific Article text by Margaret Atwood
from Orange Afternoon Lover
Jenna Rose Cipolla, soprano
Evan Ritter, piano
Swimmers on the Shore text by David Mason
Murphy Meyn, baritone
Evan Ritter, piano
Men With Small Heads text by Thomas Lux
from Men with Small Heads
Raffi Wright, baritone
Evan Ritter, piano
Homeless text by Michael Flack
Kyrsten Chambers Jones, mezzo-soprano
Evan Ritter, piano
The Butterfly text by Pavel Friedmann
from I Never Saw Another Butterfly
McKenzie Garey, soprano
Anne Kunkle, saxophone
The Old House text by Franta Bass
from I Never Saw Another Butterfly
Gwyneth Paker, soprano
Anne Kunkle, saxophone
Kindness from The Blood Jet text by Sylvia Plath
Anna Thompson, soprano
Rebecca Golub, piano
On a Photograph... text by John Wood
Travon Walker, tenor
Rebecca Golub, piano
If I… from Four Dickinson Songs text by Emily Dickinson
Jenna Rose Cipolla, soprano
Rebecca Golub, pianoTHIS WORLD WITHIN ME Saturday, December 19
excerpts from Song from the Uproar: 2:00 PM
The Lives and Deaths of Isabelle Eberhardt (2012)
M ISSY M AZZOLI
Director
Stephen Carr
Production Designer Costume Designer Lighting Designer
Daniel Hobbs Carly Holzwarth Nic Minetor
words by Royce Vavrek & Missy Mazzoli
This World Within Me Is Too Small
Elise Noyes, soprano
Evan Ritter, piano
I Am Not Mine
Gia Pappas, soprano
Evan Ritter, piano
You Are the Dust
Sarah Luebke, soprano
Evan Ritter, piano
Mektoub (It Is Written)
Hannah Stokes, soprano
Rebecca Golub, piano
Here Where Footprints Erase the Graves
Kyrsten Chambers Jones, mezzo-soprano
Rebecca Golub, piano
Electronic music/backing vocals provided courtesy of Missy MazzoliTHE JOURNEY TOWARDS FREEDOM Saturday, December 19
B EN M OORE 7:30 PM
Director
Stephen Carr
Production Designer Costume Designer Lighting Designer
Daniel Hobbs Carly Holzwarth Nic Minetor
Mutta Text by Indian Buddhist nuns, 6th Century B.C.
from So Free Am I Translated by Uma Chakravarti and Kumkum Roy
Ashleigh Dannielle Wolf, soprano
Ava Linvog, piano
Tamara’s Aria from Enemies, a Love Story libretto by Nahma Sandrow
Veronica Siebert, mezzo-soprano
Ava Linvog, piano
Lies from Enemies, a Love Story libretto by Nahma Sandrow
S Joshua Sheppard, baritone
Ava Linvog, piano
Interlude from So Free Am I Poem by Amy Lowell
McKenzie Garey, soprano
Jenny Kirby, piano
Orinda Upon Little Hector Philips Poem by Katherine Philips
from So Free Am I
Gwyneth Paker, soprano
Ava Linvog, piano
Away! away! from Ode to a Nightingale Poem excerpt by John Keats
Nathaniel Malkow, baritone
Jenny Kirby, piano
I Am in Need of Music Poem by Elizabeth Bishop
Anna Thompson, soprano
Jenny Kirby, pianoThe Lake Isle of Innisfree Poem by William Butler Yeats
Alexander Nick, tenor
Jenny Kirby, piano
Diana, Marvin, Gladys, Words by Mark Campbell
Barbra, Etc. (And Another Song Comes On)
Raffi Wright, baritone
Ava Linvog, piano
I Believe Lyrics by Ben Moore
Lauren Case, soprano
Jenny Kirby, piano
Mettika Text by Indian Buddhist nuns, 6th Century B.C.
Translated by Uma Chakravarti and Kumkum Roy
Ashleigh Dannielle Wolf, soprano
Ava Linvog, pianoTHE JOURNEY TO HERE Sunday, December 20
E RROLLYN W ALLEN 2:00 PM
Director
Lindsay Warren Baker
Production Designer Costume Designer Lighting Designer
Daniel Hobbs Carly Holzwarth Nic Minetor
words and music by Errollyn Wallen
About Here The Guide
Beatrice Kim, soprano
Rebecca Golub, piano
My Feet May Take a Little While The Student
Katja Pennypacker, soprano
Rebecca Golub, piano
Beehive The Preacher
Jacob Hunter, tenor
Jenny Kirby, piano
London’s Burning The Advocate
Samantha Sosa, soprano
Jenny Kirby, piano
North The Student
Katja Pennypacker, soprano
Rebecca Golub, piano
Off the Map The Advocate
Samantha Sosa, soprano
Jenny Kirby, piano
Hudson, Mississippi, Thames The Preacher
Jacob Hunter, tenor
Jenny Kirby, piano
Guru The Guide
Beatrice Kim, soprano
Rebecca Golub, pianoMEET THE ARTISTS
Opera News has called Anthony Davis “a national treasure” for his pioneering,
distinctly original work in opera, chamber, choral, and orchestral music. He
won the 2020 Pulitzer Prize in Music for his opera The Central Park Five.
The New York Times describes the vocal music of Ricky Ian Gordon as
“caviar for a world gorging on pizza!” and praised him for “bursting
effervescence infusing songs that blithely blur the lines between art song and
the high–end Broadway music of Leonard Bernstein and Stephen Sondheim.”
Eastman Opera Theatre recently produced his opera The Tibetan Book of the
Dead.
Described by Fanfare Magazine as “one of the most talented and intriguing
living composers,” Lori Laitman’s operas, choral works, and songs are widely
performed throughout the world. The Journal of Singing praised “her exceptional
gifts for embracing a poetic text and giving it new and deeper life through
music.”
Recently deemed “one of the more consistently inventive, surprising
composers now working in New York” (New York Times) and “Brooklyn’s
post-millennial Mozart” (Time Out NY), Missy Mazzoli has had her music
performed by the Kronos Quartet, LA Opera, eighth blackbird, the BBC
Symphony, Scottish Opera, and many others. In 2018 she became one of the
first two women to receive a mainstage commission from the
Metropolitan Opera and was also nominated for a Grammy award.
The work of Ben Moore has been called “brilliant” and “gorgeously lyrical”
by the New York Times; Opera News has praised the “easy tunefulness” and
“romantic sweep” of his songs, which have been performed by such singers as
Deborah Voigt, Susan Graham, Frederica von Stade, Isabel Leonard,
Lawrence Brownlee, Robert White, Nathan Gunn, and Audra McDonald.
Errollyn Wallen—“renaissance woman of contemporary British music” (The
Observer)—is as respected a singer-songwriter of pop-influenced songs as she is
a composer of contemporary new music. Communication is at the center of
both worlds: engaging the audience, speaking directly to hearts and minds.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Jessica Kaufman, Michelle Martorell, David Raymond,
Katey Padden, Courtney Morton
Office of Communications
Helen Smith, Lou Chitty, John Truebger,
Gregory Thompson, Philip Milman
Technology & Media Production
Kevin Gibson & Mike Zavaglia
Facilities & Auxiliary Operations
Dean & Marjorie Sholl
Brooke Nicole KeslerFRIENDS OF EASTMAN OPERA DONOR LIST
The Friends of Eastman Opera gratefully recognizes and deeply
appreciates the generosity of the following donors whose contributions
benefit students, programs and productions of the Eastman Voice, Opera
and Vocal Coaching Department. This listing includes gifts received and
recorded for the past twelve months, i.e., between July 1, 2019 and June
30, 2020.
Luminary $1,000 and above Patron $300 - $599
Dr. Jody C. Asbury `94W (EdD) John K. Bouman
and Dr. Robert F. Asbury `79M (Flw) and Alexandra M. Bouman
Stephanie C. Cooper-Clarke Robert M. Chapman
Warren Crandell and Susan E. Chapman
Peter T. Elliott Dr. Douglas Cline P`05
Dr. Udo Fehn and Christine Long and Lorraine Van Meter-Cline
Dr. Winston E. Gaum and Gail H. Gaum Dr. Daniel R. English
Dr. Michael B. Gehl `74M (Res) and Rauni A. English
and Jeffrey T. Caruso Dr. Giuseppe Erba and R. Mark Pierzynski
Suzanne Gouvernet Thomas A. Fink and Janet Fink
Barbara Hamlin Jane S. Gorsline `63W
Rose-Marie B. Klipstein Sandra Handler
Kathryn L. Korol Dr. Ronald W. Hansen
Christine R. McAvoy P`18E Lawrence S. Iwan and Elizabeth B. Iwan
and William M. McAvoy P`18E Joseph G. Kelly
John S. Muenter Dr. Philip S. Nash `73
The Plimpton Herbert Long Family Dolores F. Parlato
Keith Reas and Tomas Hernandez Dr. Stephen I. Rosenfeld `59, `63M (MD),
Jon L. Schumacher P`92* and Elise Rosenfeld `60W, P`92
and Katherine T. Schumacher Dr. Jamal J. Rossi `87E (DMA)
Paul O. Stuart `92E (MM) and Pamela F. Rossi
and Karin M. Stuart The Honorable Ann M. Taddeo `73
John C. Williams and Chuck Lundeen* Dr. A. Louise Trucks `92E (PhD)
and Dr. H. Kenneth Cohen `74 (PhD)
Benefactor $600 - $999 Dr. Kristen E. Willmott `13W (PhD)
Dr. Gloria J. Baciewicz `74, `82M (Res) and Benjamin Willmott
Joseph W. Blackburn `71E
and Eileen E. Buholtz `73E Sponsor $150 - $299
Dan Davies and Janet R. Davies Djusmin Adi
Christine Doran Deena Ambush Rankin
Dr. Eric M. Dreyfuss Dr. Agneta D. Borgstedt `61M (Res)
Dr. Donna Brink Fox Kathleen Bride and J. Gaven Hurley
Ruth Freeman Dr. Laurel H. Carney and David Cameron
Jacqueline A. Germanow Carol Crocca and Bill Crocca
and Andrew C. Germanow Margaret Dundas and Peter Dundas
Marjorie F. Grinols Dean W. Ekberg `87E (MM)
Marcia J. Lowry and Judith Ekberg
Daniel M. Meyers Donald A. Fischman and Barbara Lohse
David and Marjorie Perlman Rob W. Goodling `80E
Kay Wallace `83W (MSE) George W. Hamlin IV P`00E
and Peter Oddleifson and Mary Hamlin P`00E
Craig J. Zicari and Anne C. Coon Dr. Albert P. Jones Jr. `79M (Res)FRIENDS OF EASTMAN OPERA DONOR LIST
Dr. Robert S. Knox `58 (PhD) David A. Leidig `50, P`81, P`82, P`85, P`87
and Myrta B. Knox `54E (MM) Richard A. Moncrief
Dr. Leo R. Landhuis and Sandra D. Moncrief
and Charlotte K. Landhuis Ilene Montana
Joan Lehman and Michael Lehman Paul F. Morgan and Helga B. Morgan
John W. May and Maureen S. May Richard Reisem
Dr. Robert H. McIver and Karen McIver Gloria S. Sciolino `67, `68W (MA), P`98E
Russell Miller and The Honorable Anthony J. Sciolino
Sanford Miller and Jill Miller P`98E
Jan Opalach and Katharine L. Edmonds Sonja C. Shelton
Bliss E. Owen Mark A. Smith
The Honorable Richard D. Rosenbloom Charles H. Speirs
P`91, P`95 and Beatrice M. Rosenbloom Joan D. Van Ness and Paul Van Ness
P`91, P`95 Catharine J. Wise
Leonard S. Simon and Elaine Simon
James P. Van Meter Associate Up to $75
Gary P. VanGraafeiland Nancy Cangiano `62H (DPL)
and Marie VanGraafeiland and Albert Cangiano
John Casella
Friend $75 - $149 Dr. Edward L. Deci
Dr. E. David Appelbaum `59 Joy Goodman
and Barbara G. Appelbaum Christopher J. Husson `70 (MS)
Scott Ashley and Kristen Ashley and Ruth A. Unzicker
Joel C. Atella `09E Gongming Jiang `18E (MM)
Asish R. Basu and Susan Basu Jane Johnston
Judith V. Boyd Dr. Arnold H. Matlin `71M (Res)
Margaret J. Carnall and Dr. Margaret W. Matlin
Sarah Carr and Gary Carr Carol D. Menchel
Nancy A. Colbaugh and Dr. Robert S. Menchel
Stephen H. Crowley and Pamela Norton Nancy S. Newton `81 (MS)
Dr. Peggy D. Dettwiler `91E (DMA) Gregory H. Partridge `80
and Dr. Jurgen Thym and Dr. Douglas Potter
Orlando Diaz Jr. `14E Dr. Gloria L. Pleger `65 (MS), `70 (PhD)
Ronald F. Dow and Susan W. Dow and Karl F. Pleger
Marcia L. Elwitt Mary M. Rapp `71, `79W (MA)
Dr. W. B. Gorman `97W (EdD) and Dr. Howard Kirschenbaum
and Joseph J. Nardone John B. Rumsey
Brenda Grosswirth `79E (MM), `93W (MS) Linda B. Smith
and Raymond A. Grosswirth Michael C. Stern `76S (MS)
Dr. Charles E. Heckler `81 (MS), `86 (MA), and Donna F. Stern
`89 (PhD), P`07 and Rick Runyan Dr. Judit S. Wagner `76M (Res)
Dr. Christopher H. Hodgman `57M (Res)* and John R. Wagner Jr.
and Joanna B. Hodgman `74 (MA) Bernard Winterman and Carol S. Winterman
Roberta Ierardi
Sarah C. Jones
and James D. Aldrich-Moodie
Dr. Martin W. Korn `66M (Res), P`88
and Phyllis S. Korn
Laurence J. Kovalsky `75, P`08, P`10
and Paulina D. Kovalsky
Deborah F. Lattime and R. Alan Lattime
Dr. John P. Leddy and Alice E. Leddy *DeceasedFRIENDS OF EASTMAN OPERA DONOR LIST
MEMORIALS TRIBUTES
In Memory of Chet English In Honor of Ms. Eileen E. Buholtz
Dr. Daniel R. English and Dr. Kristen E. Willmott `13W
Rauni A. English (PhD) and Benjamin Willmott
In Memory of Mr. Chuck Lundeen In Honor of Mr. Terrance M. Carney
Dr. Giuseppe Erba Dr. Laurel H. Carney and
and R. Mark Pierzynski David Cameron
Deena Ambush Rankin
In Honor of Mr. Stephen Carr
In Memory of our parents - Dorothy and Bliss E. Owen
Stanley W. Opalach and Helen and
Aubrey Edmonds In Honor of Professor Udo Fehn
Jan Opalach and Donald A. Fischman and
Katharine L. Edmonds Barbara Lohse
In Memory of Dr. Stephen I. Rosenfeld In Honor of Ms. Rose-Marie B. Klipstein
Elise Rosenfeld `60W, P`92 Barbara Hamlin `79
In Memory of Richard E. Tepper In Honor of Stella Dyer Long, Choctaw
Jane Johnston Story Teller, and mother of Timothy
George Long, Music Director, Eastman
Opera Theatre
The Plimpton Herbert Long Family
In Honor of Professor Carol S. Webber,
Ms. Rose-Marie B. Klipstein
Christine R. McAvoy P`18E and
William M. McAvoy P`18EFRIENDS OF EASTMAN OPERA
Although every effort has been made to ensure the accuracy of this list,
occasional errors and omissions do occur. The ‘Honor Roll’ name formats
are consistent with the listing guidelines by the University of Rochester
Advancement Office. FEO and UR would be happy to accommodate
individual preferences. Please contact the Friends of Eastman Opera at
feo1995@gmail.com with any changes or corrections. Thank you.
The Eastman School of Music gratefully acknowledges the Friends of
Eastman Opera for partnering with the school to provide super-titles for
the stage of Eastman Opera Theatre, state-of-the-art recording equipment
for the opera department, and sponsoring master classes.
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